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In 2012, the final year of the original Gossip Girl, the show’s costume designer reflected on the changes in fashion since the show began. “And then ‘Style Rookie’ Tavi Gevinson took the helm at the wise old age of 13, teaching us all a thing or two,” Eric Daman wrote in the Huffington Post of the shifting media landscape and the rise of the celebrity blogger. “Which makes me ask, is Tavi the real gossip girl?” We may end up with a more literal answer than Eric first intended. Over the past few months, Tavi has been filming her part in HBO Max’s forth...

As the Trump era draws to a close and not a single journalist has been jailed or probed in leak investigations, like Team Obama probed reporters and its leakers, some journalists can admit that furiously opposing President Donald Trump has been a pretty rewarding gig. McKay Coppins of The Atlantic -- a very partisan magazine -- penned an article headlined "The Resistance's Breakup With the Media Is At Hand." In a Twitter post about the article, he admitted, "In the Trump era, many Washington reporters became resistance heroes, showered with book deals, TV contacts, and Twitter followers." Jou...

CNN’s Jim Acosta says the press shouldn’t make ‘must-see TV’ out of the Biden presidency; Howard Kurtz reacts on ‘America’s Newsroom.’ CNN White House correspondent Jim Acosta’s admission he will approach a Biden White House in a less adversarial fashion shows he's brought a "personal vendetta" to his reporting on the Trump administration, Fox News media analyst Howard Kurtz told "America’s Newsroom" on Wednesday. "Jim Acosta got a book deal and a little bit of fame by constantly trashing President Trump, debating him rather than questioning him, and pushing his own agenda...

CNN reporter questions his veracity CNN’s Jim Acosta was accused of being "literally delusional" on Tuesday after admitting he doesn’t plan to cover Joe Biden’s presidency as actively as he did the Trump administration, claiming covering Trump was "an experience that might merit hazard pay." A piece published by The Atlantic on Tuesday, "The Resistance’s Breakup With the Media Is at Hand," by McKay Coppins notes, "The White House spent four years vilifying journalists" and asked, "What comes next?" Coppins noted "the Trump era has been especially rewarding to a certain class of Washi...

Reporters who cashed in on anti-Trump ‘resistance’ settle in to go easy on Biden Print this article President Trump is the best thing to happen to the news business in a long while. Ratings are up, and news subscriptions are booming. And as several journalists discovered early on, performative opposition to the Trump administration comes with lucrative speaking gigs, cable news contracts, glow-up profiles, and large followings on social media. But now that a Democrat is set to occupy the White House, many of the same reporters who coasted to book deals and better jobs on the back of the...